by P4rkJW
My Non-ActiveX Vulnerability Report Earned Me a Bug Bounty Citation from the Financial Security Institute
we reported a non-ActiveX vulnerability in a program which earned them the Bug Bounty citation from the Financial Security Institute.
As a bug hunter, I understand how important it is to identify and report vulnerabilities in software or websites. That's why I'm thrilled to share that my report about a non-ActiveX vulnerability in a system earned me the Bug Bounty citation in 2019 from the Financial Security Institute! This prestigious award recognizes my skills as an ethical hacker and my commitment to security.
My report highlighted a non-ActiveX vulnerability which could have potentially allowed an attacker to execute malicious code on a user's computer without their knowledge or consent. Thanks to my efforts, this vulnerability was patched before any harm was done.
The Financial Security Institute is one of the most respected organizations in the field of cybersecurity. Their Bug Bounty citation is a testament not only to my skills as an ethical hacker but also to my dedication towards ensuring online security.
I am proud to have participated in this bug bounty program and contributed towards making our digital world more secure. It has been an honor working with this company and helping them identify potential vulnerabilities through their bug bounty program.
In conclusion, receiving the Bug Bounty citation from the Financial Security Institute was an incredible achievement for me as a bug hunter who reported it. It has encouraged me to continue working tirelessly towards making our online world safer and more secure for everyone.
You can find the news about us at the link below.
This has been P4rkJW. Thank you.